When is deadline for Ohio GOP to replace Max Miller on ballot?

The deadline is approaching for Ohio GOP officials to replace Rep.

Max Miller (R-Ohio) if he ends his reelection campaign amid allegations of abuse levied by his ex-wife.

If Miller drops out by the close of business Tuesday, local officials must hold a special primary for a candidate to take his place as the Republican nominee in the Buckeye State’s 7th Congressional District, according to state law.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose (R) would designate the date of the special election, as well as the deadline to file a declaration of candidacy or declaration of intent to be a write-in candidate.

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